Teardown
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3.50 average rating based on 130 ratings
- Developers
- Tuxedo Labs
- Publishers
- Tuxedo Labs
- Event
- PlayStation Showcase 2023
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
- Genres
- Indie, Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy
- Themes
- Action, Sandbox
- Steam
- View on Steam
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Steal & Destroy
Really enjoyed this creative sandbox heist / demolition extravaganza from Swedish studio Tuxedo Labs. The physics, gameplay, art style and music was all wonderful, and I don't platinum many games but this had me engaged all the way to the end. Even replaying some tougher missions for those extra objectives was challenging and fun at the same time, and the "story" doesn't take itself too seriously. As a northern native it also tugged at my heart strings when I found easter eggs and items connected to Sweden. Will look forward to future titles from TL for sure! Bra jobbat!
[4] / [5]
curt924's review of Teardown
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version
Suuper impressive destruction / construction sandbox that is a ton of fun to play around in, combined with some really fantastic level design. Unfortunately it's held back by some lack-luster missions that become repetitive, but it's still satisfying as fuck to 100% each of the levels.
Would definitely recommend to any fans of sandbox style games, there's also a lot of fun to be had with the additional challenge modes and mods.
NOT JUST A DESTRUCTION GAME
I came into this game with no expectations and I very much liked it until the missions became more repetitive.
The campaign's it's a heist/platformer/puzzle. For those who just want to destroy stuff, you will love the sandbox mode.
I expected this game to be just a sandbox about demolishing stuff.
And I don't really like games that are "too sandboxy", I prefer interesting objectives that require some creative problem solving.
Luckily turns out it's not only about demolition.
For example, in this mission you need to set up everything in the level to be able to steal 2 items and 2 cars from the map in 60 seconds. You make holes in buildings and place cars and boats to make a fastest and shortest escape route. In the process, you can use a crane car and other heavy machinery.
Here is how the escape sequence looked for me. Might not look exciting, but setting everything up for it to work was quite fun.
First couple missions seemed fun and open to let you decide how to destructively solve them. However, one of the early missions is timed and I am just not looking for that in my puzzle destruction game right now. It is a shame because it is a gating mission to access future missions.
Game is good but at a certain point it becomes too much with dragging the plot on as well as brutal physics which are cool but given the nature of missions become more of a nuisance than something cool. I thought this game was like powerwash simulator in the sense that you are a demolitions person and you blow stuff up to smithereens ranging from tiny sheds to skyscrapers, and you do do that in some missions (like a factory) but most of it is theft related and racing against a clock else its game over. Ehhh, that's more for a thief sim than a game that literally has the word "teardown" in it. I had my fun, but I have no desire to finish this game.
Decided to see what Teardown was all about. The teasers for it really impressed me from a sandbox perspective when it first released a few years ago. Ever since playing Paint The Town Red I've been sold on the idea of what voxel based games can achieve.
I really like how Teardown utilises voxels, destruction is very satisfying, things crumble in realistic ways, things even burn really well, and the smoke moves and bellows out in context to the geography around it which is something I haven't seen in a game before.
I had to destroy this boat house type structure so I drove a construction vehicle into it thinking it would do the trick. It went right through the wooden floor and into the ocean which was annoying but couldn't help think it was kinda cool that the physics made that happen. I decided to try out the blowtorch to see if the fire could take out the entire structure for me, all I had to do was sit back with my flamethrower and make sure the flames didn't get big enough to set off an alarm nearby. Apologies if anyone has any trauma associated with fire!
Watching the …
Decided to see what Teardown was all about. The teasers for it really impressed me from a sandbox perspective when it first released a few years ago. Ever since playing Paint The Town Red I've been sold on the idea of what voxel based games can achieve.
I really like how Teardown utilises voxels, destruction is very satisfying, things crumble in realistic ways, things even burn really well, and the smoke moves and bellows out in context to the geography around it which is something I haven't seen in a game before.
I had to destroy this boat house type structure so I drove a construction vehicle into it thinking it would do the trick. It went right through the wooden floor and into the ocean which was annoying but couldn't help think it was kinda cool that the physics made that happen. I decided to try out the blowtorch to see if the fire could take out the entire structure for me, all I had to do was sit back with my flamethrower and make sure the flames didn't get big enough to set off an alarm nearby. Apologies if anyone has any trauma associated with fire!
Watching the flames spread with the smoke hitting the ceiling and then creeping along until it could escape, and bits of the building breaking off and dropping into the water which both made a splashing sound and animation, whilst also putting out the flames, were really neat touches. The building then started to collapse at which point I realised the whole thing was on stilts and if I had just knocked out the four main posts holding the structure up I would have completed the mission in about two minutes lol. Still satisfying to watch and if you enjoy just watching physics / sandbox stuff happening in front of you then this is a really satisfying game to play!
